Transcendence

The title of my work, Transcendence, defines its purpose. I want the viewers to transcend, in other words, go beyond their sensual perception and even physical existence. The viewers can see intricate rhythmic, repetitive patterns and realise that they perceive only a tiny fragment of a design extending ad infinitum beyond the physical boundaries of the work itself, thereby giving a glimpse of experiencing Infinity. Thus, they transcend the material world, which they perceive with their senses, and touch upon Infinity with their mind.
This work is a part of the Kaleidoscope — the series inspired by my favourite childhood toy. In a kaleidoscope, the mirrors and pieces of coloured glass produce changing patterns when we rotate the tube. I see it as an analogy of changing the point of view, which results in a different picture of the world, and I consider it the foundation of my artwork and philosophy of life.